"excel in" or "excel at"?
| If he can't excel in this type. |
| There he excelled in sports and in music. |
| Sonu Sood excels in the role of main villain. |
| Generally, our Ahmadi children who are living in Germany are excelling in education. |
| Alphonse Favier, bishop of Pehtang Cathedral, excelled in Beijing?? s cultural relics. |
| In fact, over the years, students have also excelled in the Grade Six Achievement Test. |
| He excelled in courses involving religious liberty and the First Amendment, but he loved the criminal law classes. |
| Usually a child must excel in either logical-mathematical or linguistic intelligence to be included in such programs. |
| It was also given away not only to family members, but also as gifts and awards in appreciation of excelling in arts. |
| Goldfinger truly excels in its individual moments which are uniformly shot and scripted in as memorable a way as possible. |
| This is a style that women naturally excel at. |
| While RCCL excels at entertainment, Carnival is still. |
| A child who excels at something -- tennis, singing, mathematics, etc. |
| To be your own boss and excel at what you do; you need to modify your thinking pattern. |
| Britain excels at a great many endeavours, but breeding politicians is not one of them. |
| Chad Webb, 20 Chad excelled at school but dropped out of accountancy at university because he needed to earn money. |
| Rachael Kohn: The Salvationists know how to make the best of a difficult situation, don't they, that's what you excel at. |
| Each of these elements have to be excelled at in delighting the customers enough to be attractive to switch to Airtel. |
| Those who excel at research should have positions which are largely research, perhaps providing lectures only at a more advanced level. |
| Thankfully, Joyce excels as a puppeteer. |
| A brilliant general who never lost a battle, he also excelled as an administrator and statesman. |
| In his honour, this scholarship is for one male and one female student who truly excels as a student-athlete. |
| If you? re looking for one versatile board that will excel on all levels then the NSP 10? 2? SUP is the obvious choice. |
| The more athletic and physical kids will excel on a crowded playground, and the final score will often be a ridiculous 7-5 too. |
| This is a role Rooney is likely to replicate for the national side this week, with expectations of an English victory high and Rooney determined to finally excel on the international stage. |
| One of Ian Wright's sons excelled for the seasiders. |
| PSD to Magento enables the website to be excelled for SEO friendly and it is not tough anymore to convert from PSD into Magento. |
| In case you find yourself In a situation where you are working in office that is dealing with any accounting issues then you will have to use the Microsoft excel for your accounting job. |
| Singapore has always been achieving excel by making use of Foreign Talents / Methodologies/ Technology. |
| Repeal of the ludicrous provision for two women to be listed as the parents on a birth certificate, although even that is excelled by the provision for two men to be so listed. |
| But whether we see it as the moment the show excelled into brave, unknown television territory or the instant it fell apart is yet to be seen. |
| The company's radio systems excel through high availability, high data transfer rates of up to 32 Mbps, seamless and lossless handovers. |
| That poses the question of whether QPR have bought a player that only excelled within a precise construct. |